Fair enough... it's not like snprintf has any noticeable overhead. Sometimes I use sprintf just to indicate to readers of the code that the output is not expec

Fair enough... it's not like snprintf has any noticeable overhead. Sometimes I use sprintf just to indicate to readers of the code that the output is not expected to be truncated, but that's probably too cowboy for my own good. For the record, when writing new code, I'd strongly recommend that people consider using asprintf instead of either function.